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News   -   May 01, 2026 (Update: Highway is now open again) Highway 6 closed between Whitefish Falls and Birch Island following serious multi-vehicle collision
(Update: Highway is now open again) Highway 6 closed between Whitefish Falls and Birch Island following serious multi-vehicle collision

Highway 6 is closed between Whitefish River First Nation and Whitefish Falls due to a multi-vehicle crash on May 1. The OPP report the closure near Shebahonaning Road will last "some time." Drivers can detour at Old Village Road.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   May 01, 2026 OPP investigating serious incident in Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation
OPP investigating serious incident in Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation

OPP are seeking Anthony Eshkakogan, 33, for aggravated assault in Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation. A victim suffered life-threatening injuries on March 26, 2026. He is 5'10", 200 lbs, with tattoos (feather/bear). Call 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers with info.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   May 01, 2026 Billings councillor resigns
Billings councillor resigns

Billings councillor Vince Grogan has resigned. Since it’s too late for a by-election, Mayor Bryan Barker plans to appoint John Foster—who previously lost a seat tie-breaker by a hat draw—to fill the vacancy for the rest of the term. Council aims to resolve this by May.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   May 01, 2026 Island deer population fared well despite harsh winter weather conditions
Island deer population fared well despite harsh winter weather conditions

Manitoulin’s deer survived a snowy winter thanks to an icy crust that let them reach food. Experts report the herd is healthy, with stable numbers and new fawns. To balance hunter success and farm protection, officials are keeping tag quotas steady at 6,100 for WMU 43B and 400 for WMU 43A.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   May 01, 2026 End in sight for Green Bay farmers’ ordeal
End in sight for Green Bay farmers’ ordeal

The Bayers and Roccas are concluding a years-long legal battle over farming practices. The board dismissed the Roccas' claims, calling their conduct "frivolous and vexatious." After various appeals and bias claims, a final decision on the merits hearing costs is expected by June 2026.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Apr 30, 2026 Tiny crustacean fuels Providence Bay man’s environmental passion
Tiny crustacean fuels Providence Bay man’s environmental passion

Environmentalist Dennis Alvey recently returned to Providence Bay after confronting a Norwegian krill fleet in the Antarctic. Aboard the Bandero, Alvey used aggressive tactics—including snagging nets and "gently bumping" a trawler—to protect krill, a keystone species vital to the ocean food chain.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Apr 30, 2026 Delays at Swing Bridge Thursday and Perhaps Friday
Delays at Swing Bridge Thursday and Perhaps Friday

Islanders experienced delays Thursday as crews work to install pedestrian lights. Delays will likely also be experienced Friday, May 1st.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Apr 30, 2026 Junior Navy League Cadet program rolled out, named for Island Cadet Corps founder, WWII navy veteran Ed Kift
Junior Navy League Cadet program rolled out, named for Island Cadet Corps founder, WWII navy veteran Ed Kift

LITTLE CURRENT—On Tuesday evening, April 21, at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 177, a Navy League Cadet Corps for ages 9 to 11 was forming. The Legion Hall was filled with young people eager to learn about and sign up for this new organization.  Lt. (N) Sylvain Boucher, of

by Margery Frisch
(Update: Highway is now open again) Highway 6 closed between Whitefish Falls and Birch Island following serious multi-vehicle collision
News   -   May 01, 2026 (Update: Highway is now open again) Highway 6 closed between Whitefish Falls and Birch Island following serious multi-vehicle collision

Highway 6 is closed between Whitefish River First Nation and Whitefish Falls due to a multi-vehicle crash on May 1. The OPP report the closure near Shebahonaning Road will last "some time." Drivers can detour at Old Village Road.

by Expositor Staff
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News   -   May 01, 2026 (Update: Highway is now open again) Highway 6 closed between Whitefish Falls and Birch Island following serious multi-vehicle collision
(Update: Highway is now open again) Highway 6 closed between Whitefish Falls and Birch Island following serious multi-vehicle collision

Highway 6 is closed between Whitefish River First Nation and Whitefish Falls due to a multi-vehicle crash on May 1. The OPP report the closure near Shebahonaning Road will last "some time." Drivers can detour at Old Village Road.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   May 01, 2026 OPP investigating serious incident in Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation
OPP investigating serious incident in Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation

OPP are seeking Anthony Eshkakogan, 33, for aggravated assault in Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation. A victim suffered life-threatening injuries on March 26, 2026. He is 5'10", 200 lbs, with tattoos (feather/bear). Call 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers with info.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   May 01, 2026 Billings councillor resigns
Billings councillor resigns

Billings councillor Vince Grogan has resigned. Since it’s too late for a by-election, Mayor Bryan Barker plans to appoint John Foster—who previously lost a seat tie-breaker by a hat draw—to fill the vacancy for the rest of the term. Council aims to resolve this by May.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   May 01, 2026 Island deer population fared well despite harsh winter weather conditions
Island deer population fared well despite harsh winter weather conditions

Manitoulin’s deer survived a snowy winter thanks to an icy crust that let them reach food. Experts report the herd is healthy, with stable numbers and new fawns. To balance hunter success and farm protection, officials are keeping tag quotas steady at 6,100 for WMU 43B and 400 for WMU 43A.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   May 01, 2026 End in sight for Green Bay farmers’ ordeal
End in sight for Green Bay farmers’ ordeal

The Bayers and Roccas are concluding a years-long legal battle over farming practices. The board dismissed the Roccas' claims, calling their conduct "frivolous and vexatious." After various appeals and bias claims, a final decision on the merits hearing costs is expected by June 2026.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Apr 30, 2026 Tiny crustacean fuels Providence Bay man’s environmental passion
Tiny crustacean fuels Providence Bay man’s environmental passion

Environmentalist Dennis Alvey recently returned to Providence Bay after confronting a Norwegian krill fleet in the Antarctic. Aboard the Bandero, Alvey used aggressive tactics—including snagging nets and "gently bumping" a trawler—to protect krill, a keystone species vital to the ocean food chain.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Apr 30, 2026 Delays at Swing Bridge Thursday and Perhaps Friday
Delays at Swing Bridge Thursday and Perhaps Friday

Islanders experienced delays Thursday as crews work to install pedestrian lights. Delays will likely also be experienced Friday, May 1st.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Apr 30, 2026 Junior Navy League Cadet program rolled out, named for Island Cadet Corps founder, WWII navy veteran Ed Kift
Junior Navy League Cadet program rolled out, named for Island Cadet Corps founder, WWII navy veteran Ed Kift

LITTLE CURRENT—On Tuesday evening, April 21, at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 177, a Navy League Cadet Corps for ages 9 to 11 was forming. The Legion Hall was filled with young people eager to learn about and sign up for this new organization.  Lt. (N) Sylvain Boucher, of

by Margery Frisch
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